It’ll be a push I tells ya!
Nick
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Kanno 26 Introduces ViparSpectra KS5000 And Grow 3x Mimosa EVO Together
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Well, to be fair, the nature of the Airpot is to air prune those roots that would normally inhabit the sides of the pot, while that of the bucket enhances them.
Probably a much closer root ball between them, but it makes a better story said the first way.
Probably a much closer root ball between them, but it makes a better story said the first way.
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@NickHardy , @Azimuth is a fact that the root ball at SIP did not even tear, it almost looked like there was no soil. But SIP is the clear winner for me just because of how convenient it is to water and as a bonus the plants are giant 
Incredible @Kanno26 ! Amazing grow!Hello friends, I have news about Mimosa EVO and I report that they are ready. If possible, I will start cutting today, but before that I have to paint the room, so hopefully I can do everything. This is what it looked like yesterday at the end of the ninth week.
Thanks everyone for stopping by.
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Hello everyone, I already have the results of my Mimosa EVO.
Airpot 195g.
Small 10L SIP 205g.
Large 15L SIP 230g.
It works out to me at about 1.2 frames per 1 watt.
Airpot 195g.
Small 10L SIP 205g.
Large 15L SIP 230g.
It works out to me at about 1.2 frames per 1 watt.
How big was the airpot? I’m gonna guess 3 gallon - 11L - if its 5 gallon 19L then that would be pretty solid support for the idea that SIPs beat Airpots.
195 and 205 is basically a push. 195 and 230 is an ass whuppin’
Solid numbers up around 200g + !
Congrats
Nick
195 and 205 is basically a push. 195 and 230 is an ass whuppin’
Solid numbers up around 200g + !
Congrats
Nick
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Congrats on the great harvest!
Good start for some data. Those are close enough that I think it would be a mistake to draw any conclusions, except for one:
You pulled over a pound from three plants!!!
The obvious conclusion would be centered around weight, but I'll bet Kanno would put 'ease of use' up there as well.Good start for some data. Those are close enough that I think it would be a mistake to draw any conclusions, except for one:
You pulled over a pound from three plants!!!
Maybe. But isn’t the easiest of those three the AirPot? Seems you guys work your butts off getting SIPs right.
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I think the most work is around the airpot due to frequent watering and I'm lazy so the airpot is not much for me
Interesting. I wasn’t that much a fan either. I like cloth pots. If they were more like $3 versus $20 I might feel differently, but…I think the most work is around the airpot due to frequent watering and I'm lazy so the airpot is not much for me
The Airpots are harder to water when they dry out if the soil goes hydrophobic since you have to water slowly over a period of time. With the SIP you literally pour your water down the fill tube as fast as you can.
I build my small SIPs as Airpots with a standard reservoir. Haven't done it yet to my flowering containers but am thinking about it.
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Hello fellow growers, it's time to test Mimosa EVO.
After crushing the Mimosa, the whole room smells of citrus and that skunk smell and it's amazing. When I lit it, I can feel that it is not completely ready and the taste is not one hundred percent, but it is slightly sweetened and spicy, which will be much better after a few weeks in the greenhouses. Well, as for the effect, I think it got me quite high with that morning coffee with such an uplifting effect. Maybe it will also be seen in this diary entry
I don't really know if it makes sense but maybe yes here I have three more buds from each plant for you.
1. is airpot 197g.
2. is small SIP 205g.
3. is large SIP 230g.
So these are three Mimosa EVOs from Barnys Farm that grew after a @ViparSpectra KS5000 that handled them great and I think the KS5000
is a great light even for a 5x5 tent and it will cover it just fine with a great result as you could see in this diary, at least on my terms
And what can I say at the end of this diary, maybe just thanks to @ViparSpectra and Valerie for the amazing light and trust they gave me
I should also definitely thank all the members of 420 who helped me with this growth, @Bill284, @Jon, @Azimuth, @StoneOtter , @Emilya Green, @HashFart and definitely other members I forgot about, sorry for that and thanks again to everyone for helping and watching my growth 
After crushing the Mimosa, the whole room smells of citrus and that skunk smell and it's amazing. When I lit it, I can feel that it is not completely ready and the taste is not one hundred percent, but it is slightly sweetened and spicy, which will be much better after a few weeks in the greenhouses. Well, as for the effect, I think it got me quite high with that morning coffee with such an uplifting effect. Maybe it will also be seen in this diary entry
I don't really know if it makes sense but maybe yes here I have three more buds from each plant for you. 1. is airpot 197g.
2. is small SIP 205g.
3. is large SIP 230g.
So these are three Mimosa EVOs from Barnys Farm that grew after a @ViparSpectra KS5000 that handled them great and I think the KS5000
is a great light even for a 5x5 tent and it will cover it just fine with a great result as you could see in this diary, at least on my terms
And what can I say at the end of this diary, maybe just thanks to @ViparSpectra and Valerie for the amazing light and trust they gave me
I should also definitely thank all the members of 420 who helped me with this growth, @Bill284, @Jon, @Azimuth, @StoneOtter , @Emilya Green, @HashFart and definitely other members I forgot about, sorry for that and thanks again to everyone for helping and watching my growth How big was the airpot?
Nick
Nick
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The Airpot was 16 liters.
Nice work as usual my friend.Hello fellow growers, it's time to test Mimosa EVO.
After crushing the Mimosa, the whole room smells of citrus and that skunk smell and it's amazing. When I lit it, I can feel that it is not completely ready and the taste is not one hundred percent, but it is slightly sweetened and spicy, which will be much better after a few weeks in the greenhouses. Well, as for the effect, I think it got me quite high with that morning coffee with such an uplifting effect. Maybe it will also be seen in this diary entry
1. is airpot 197g.
2. is small SIP 205g.
3. is large SIP 230g.
So these are three Mimosa EVOs from Barnys Farm that grew after a @ViparSpectra KS5000 that handled them great and I think the KS5000
is a great light even for a 5x5 tent and it will cover it just fine with a great result as you could see in this diary, at least on my terms
And what can I say at the end of this diary, maybe just thanks to @ViparSpectra and Valerie for the amazing light and trust they gave me
Enjoy those beautiful buds.
Take care.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
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Thanks so much @Bill284.Nice work as usual my friend.
Enjoy those beautiful buds.
Take care.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
About the same as the large SIP. 15% - just different phenos can account for that. See how I go with 3x2 comparisons.
My first Mimosa x Orange Punch - the follow up to the Mimosa Evo I think - are going huge. Time to up pot from SWICK to Solo tonight or tomorrow latest.
Very much looking forward to them!
Nick
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